StateCDR-10. CDR costs, potentials, and sustainability limits: organizing uncertainty

by HeliCO2farm | Jun 30, 2026

Through CDR (Carbon Dioxide Removal), we want to reduce atmospheric  pollution; to do so, we need to know the capture capacity, operation costs, and risks. In the tenth chapter of “The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd Edition” report, we find an analysis of how...

StateCDR-9. The ‘CDR Gap’: why it is urgent to close the breach between commitments and effective deployment

by HeliCO2farm | Jun 29, 2026

There is a large gap between the scant atmospheric  capture via CDR (Carbon Dioxide Removal) compared to what scenarios compatible with the Paris Agreement would require. The ninth chapter of “The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd Edition” report details in depth...

StateCDR-8. Paris Agreement-compatible scenarios: the volume and scaling pace required by CDR

by HeliCO2farm | Jun 28, 2026

To understand the importance of CDR (Carbon Dioxide Removal), one must know the level of capture, air pollution, and targets intended to be reached. Therefore, the eighth chapter of “The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd Edition” report examines what levels of CDR...

StateCDR-7. Current CDR capture capacity: the gap between conventional and novel methods

by HeliCO2farm | Jun 25, 2026

To understand the importance of CDR (Carbon Dioxide Removal), we must be aware of its capacity to capture atmospheric . The seventh chapter of “The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd Edition” report explains how much  we are removing today from the atmosphere with...

StateCDR-6. Social perception and communication of CDR: the crucial role of climate justice and trust

by HeliCO2farm | Jun 25, 2026

From our perspective, communicating CDR (Carbon Dioxide Removal) across different social contexts, media, and networks is crucial for its success or failure. The sixth chapter of “The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd Edition” report shows how acceptance of CDR...